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Alice & Bob Accelerates Quantum Computing with NVIDIA NVQLink - The Quantum Insider

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Alice & Bob and NVIDIA unveiled NVQLink, an open architecture merging quantum processing units (QPUs) with classical GPUs, at GTC Washington, D.C. The platform enables real-time orchestration for fault-tolerant quantum computing (FTQC), accelerating logical qubit development. NVQLink integrates GPU compilation, live decoding, and dynamic calibration into a unified quantum-classical workflow. It supports diverse qubit modalities and offers low-latency communication between control electronics and NVIDIA GPUs, replacing specialized hardware like ASICs or FPGAs. Jérémie Guillaud, Alice & Bob’s VP of Firmware, called NVQLink a milestone for industrial-grade FTQC, addressing critical layers like orchestration and calibration. The collaboration builds on prior joint efforts, including the Dynamiqs QPU simulation tool. NVIDIA’s Tim Costa highlighted growing demand for hybrid quantum-classical systems, emphasizing tighter integration and lower latency. NVQLink provides a unified programming model to scale experimental qubits into practical, real-world compute solutions. The partnership advances Alice & Bob’s fault-tolerant QPUs by leveraging NVIDIA’s CUDA-Q platform, shortening timelines for commercially viable quantum computing applications.
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PRESS RELEASE — Alice & Bob, a global leader in the race for fault-tolerant quantum computing, today announced its collaboration on NVIDIA NVQLink, launched at GTC Washington, D.C. NVQLink is NVIDIA’s new open architecture that integrates quantum processing units (QPUs) with classical GPUs, delivering real-time orchestration for fault-tolerant quantum computing (FTQC) applications. NVQLink is designed to accelerate the development of logical qubits by enabling GPU compilation, live decoding, and dynamic calibration within a unified quantum-classical workflow. The platform supports diverse qubit modalities and provides deterministic, low-latency communication between control electronics and NVIDIA GPUs. NVQLink also marks the ready availability of accelerated computing to perform tasks that have previously remained limited to dedicated hardware such as ASICs or FPGAs. “We are thrilled to see NVIDIA’s NVQLink addressing the layers of the FTQC stack we’ve long considered critical: logical orchestration, decoding, and live calibration,” said Jérémie Guillaud, VP of Firmware at Alice & Bob. “This launch is a clear signal that fault-tolerant quantum computers, such as Alice & Bob’s QPUs, are about to reach industrial maturity.” This collaboration builds on the existing relationship between the two companies’ quantum software teams, from which products such as Dynamiqs – Alice & Bob’s high-performance QPU simulation tool powered by NVIDIA accelerated computing and integrated with the NVIDIA CUDA-Q platform – were developed. NVQLink enables better FTQC solutions, bringing the timelines for useful quantum computing forward. “Demand for hybrid quantum-classical systems is growing as researchers and developers seek tighter integration, lower latency, and a unified programming model to turn experimental qubits into practical, scalable compute for real-world workloads,” said Tim Costa, General Manager for Quantum at NVIDIA. “Alice & Bob are working with NVQLink and the CUDA-Q platform to provide the accelerated pathway needed to couple QPUs with GPUs and advance quantum computing capabilities.” Keep track of everything going on in the Quantum Technology Market. hbspt.forms.create({ portalId: "7697776", formId: "bb678241-852f-447e-b9b3-fdc974f72f81", region: "na1", onFormReady: function($form) { const conversionPageField = $form.find('input[name="conversion_page"]'); if (conversionPageField.length) { conversionPageField.val(window.location.href); } const verticalField = $form.find('input[name="vertical"]'); if (verticalField.length) { verticalField[0].value = 'Quantum'; } } }); One of our team will be in touch to learn more about your requirements, and provide pricing and access options.

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